Safety Notes

1. Age Recommendation

   • The playset is often labeled as “3 years & up” in many listings.

   • However, note that some retailer pages (e.g., Walmart) say “suitable for age 2 years and up.”

   • Because of small parts, most official warnings lean toward 3+.

2. Choking Hazard

   • According to similar Peppa-Pig playsets (like the Ferris-wheel set), there is a warning: “Choking Hazard: Small parts … Not for children under 3 years.”

   • The playset includes small accessories (figures, game booth pieces), so small-part risk is real.

3. Supervision Recommended

   • Because of little pieces, it’s best to supervise play, especially with younger children who might put parts in their mouth.

   • Also check for wear and tear — broken or cracked plastic parts may break into even smaller, sharper bits.

4. Durability

   • Made of “durable materials” per Walmart’s spec sheet.

   • While the plastic is generally sturdy, repeated rough play could cause parts to weaken or snap.

Materials Used

• The playset is made of plastic.

• The Peppa and George figures are “poseable,” meaning they likely use a more flexible plastic for the joints.

• The fair structures (Ferris wheel, booths, bridge, mirror) are molded plastic, designed for lightweight yet durable pretend play.

Considerations for a 3-Year-Old

Pros:

• Encourages imaginative play (fairground setup, role play).

• Helps fine motor skills (placing figures, turning wheel, using accessories).

• Good for shared play — more than one child can play with the set.

Risks / What to Watch For:

• Small detachable parts → choking risk.

• If plastic gets damaged, broken pieces may be sharp.

• Some parts (like the Ferris wheel) might pinch fingers if handled roughly — check for design quality.

• Ensure storage prevents loss of small pieces (so kids don’t play unsupervised with just fragments).